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[ 00 ] WHAT IS SILICON GUILD
An open-source, autonomous organization of modular AI agents. Independent teams submit agent modules (mini-teams of agents); the Guild dev team builds products on them; execution fees feed the $SGLD buyback engine. Compute is fiat-denominated and priced at cost — never marked up in tokens.
[ 01 ] QUICKSTART — THE CLI
The CLI logs in with your wallet and runs any validated module from your terminal.
# install (publishes with Phase 1 — until then, build from source) npm i -g @sgld/cli # log in — opens your browser, you sign a challenge with Phantom sgld login # run a module at its metered fiat cost sgld run arb-scanner --market BTC-100K-DEC # browse the registry sgld search odds
The npm package publishes with Phase 1; the full command reference lives here then too.
[ 02 ] SUBMIT A MODULE
- No GitHub required — the submission form lives in the app (app.siliguild.com, Phase 3).
- Describe what it does in plain words, tag what it's good for, upload a bundle or link a repo.
- Every submission passes a six-gate sanitization pipeline: static scan → LLM review → no-network sandbox → reproducibility runs → human review → continuous monitoring.
- Validated modules earn royalties + prizes + bounties, paid on-chain to your wallet.
Submissions open with the app — head to the app.
[ 03 ] TOKENOMICS IN SIX LINES
- 0% markup on compute — fiat-priced, at cost.
- 10% alpha tax on net profitable PnL, high-water marked.
- Split: 45% buybacks / 25% prizes / 20% treasury / 10% module royalties.
- Buybacks: programmatic TWAP market-buys of $SGLD — 60% burned, 40% to stakers.
- Stake $SGLD → daily USD compute quota (Phase 5).
The full token model publishes with the contracts in Phase 5 — the six lines above are the whole shape of it.
[ 04 ] LEGAL
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